# Overview

The goal of Gambit is to build a better leverage platform. There are no price impacts to enter and exit a position and liquidations only occur through Chainlink price updates so traders will not experience wicks from cascading liquidations.

You can open long and short positions on <https://gambit.financial/>

Note: Gambit is being rebranded to [GMX](https://gmx.financial/), this rebranding is currently in progress.

**To learn more:**

* [Trading](https://gambit.gitbook.io/gambit/trading)
* [Protocol Details](https://gambit.gitbook.io/gambit/protocol)
* Tokens: [GMT](https://gambit.gitbook.io/gambit/tokens) / xGMT

**Useful links:**

* [Medium](https://gambitprotocol.medium.com/)
* [GitHub](http://github.com/xvi10)
* [Twitter](https://twitter.com/GambitProtocol)
* [Telegram](https://t.me/GambitProtocol)
* [Discord](https://discord.gg/cxjZYR4gQK)
* [Discourse](https://gov.gambit.financial/)
* [Announcements](https://t.me/GambitAnnouncements)


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